Swedisch | Englisch |
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Polotsk proper noun | Polotsk(city in Belarus) |
polsk [~t ~a] adjektiv | Polish(of Poland or its language) |
Polsk-litauiska samväldet proper noun {n} | Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth(confederation of Poland and Lithuania) |
polsk riksdag substantiv | Polish parliament((idiomatic) an indecisive institution, inspired by a parliamentary tradition requiring unanimity) |
polska substantiv | Pole [Poles](person from Poland) Polish(the language of Poland) |
polstjärna ~n -stjärnor proper noun {c} | Pole Star(star) |
polstjärna [~n ~stjärnor] substantiv {n} | pole star(the star) |
Polstjärnan proper noun | Polaris(star) |
polstrad adjektiv | upholstered(covered with upholstery) |
poltergeist substantiv {c} | poltergeist [poltergeists](disruptive ghost) |
poly- adjektiv | poly-(many) |
polyamori [~n] substantiv | polyamory [polyamories](practices involving relationships with multiple partners) |
polyeder [~n polyedrar] substantiv {c} | polyhedron [polyhedrons](geometry: solid figure) |
polyester [~n] substantiv | polyester [polyesters](polymer) |
polyester ~n adjektiv | polyester(of or consisting of polyester) |
polyeten [~et ~en] substantiv {n} | polyethylene [polyethylenes]noun |
polyetylen substantiv {n} | polyethylene [polyethylenes]noun |
polygam [~t ~a] adjektiv | polygamous(of, relating to, or practicing polygamy) |
polygami [~n] substantiv {c} | polygamy(the having of a plurality of socially bonded sexual partners at the same time) |
polyglott adjektiv | polyglot(of a person: speaking, or versed in, many languages, see also: multilingual) |
polyglott substantiv {c} | polyglot [polyglots]noun |
polyglottsångare substantiv {c} | melodious warbler(Hippolais polyglotta) |
polygon [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | polygon [polygons](plane figure bounded by straight edges) |
polygontåg substantiv {n} | polyline(continuous line composed of line segments) |
polygrip [~en ~er] substantiv | adjustable pliers(a type of pliers) |
polyhistor [~n ~er] substantiv {c} | polymath [polymaths](person with extraordinarily broad and comprehensive knowledge) |
polymer substantiv | polymer [polymers](molecule) |
polymorfism substantiv | polymorphism [polymorphisms](ability to assume different forms or shapes) |
Polynesien proper noun {n} | Polynesia(part of Oceania) |
polynja substantiv | polynya(area of open water surrounded by sea ice) |
polynom [~et ~] substantiv {n} | polynomial [polynomials](algebraic expression) |
polynomiell adjektiv | polynomial(in algebra) |
polyp [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | polyp [polyps](growth) |
polypol substantiv | polypolynoun |
polypropylen substantiv | polypropylene [polypropylenes](resin) |
polysackarid [~en ~er] substantiv {n} | polysaccharide [polysaccharides](complex carbohydrate) |
polysemi [~n] substantiv {c} | polysemy(ability to have multiple meanings) |
polystyren [~et ~en] substantiv | polystyrene [polystyrenes](polymer) |
polysyndes [~en ~er] substantiv | polysyndeton(the use of many conjunctions to achieve an overwhelming effect in a sentence) |